I'm the only one in the company who buys social security, so I can't lay off employees. What should I do?

The procedure for the last person in the company to pay social security and lay off employees is:

1. The original unit submitted the certificate of termination of the labor contract between the individual and the unit, the endowment insurance manual and the registration form of increase or decrease of the employee's endowment insurance payment to the social insurance center of the local people's social security bureau to reduce your personal account, that is, deduct you from the company's social security account. After downsizing, the unit will return your pension insurance handbook, pension insurance personal account reduction form and other related procedures to you.

When you go through the transfer formalities, there must be a gap between you and the termination period of the labor contract. The unpaid fees during this period must be paid at the window of the social security center under the jurisdiction of the local human resources and social security department. Provide pension insurance handbook, pension insurance personal account personnel write-down form and other related procedures, and go through the renewal procedures in the name of self-employed. So that you can go through the transfer formalities.

3. Before going through the transfer formalities, you must provide the detailed address, unit name, bank name and bank account number of the human resources and social security bureau of the transfer place to the service center where the self-employed individuals pay, so that they can accurately transfer the amount of your personal endowment insurance account and the interest during the period to the social security center in the required place for renewal. In this way, your insurance relationship will be clear;

4. Procedures vary from place to place. You can call the national unified social security consultation telephone number 12333 for further consultation.

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